you can do a lot more than that with a -tcl flag, but here is what one would need to look like for loading curvature (binary):

read_binary_curv

i've included some info you can use to load tkmedit with both volumes (wm and T1) and both surfaces (rh and lh). also, it will load the talairach and display it in 3 views, and then unload it. it's ready to edit voxels, and set to display edited voxels. you may want to turn that off as it slows things down. it will also open the brightness/contrast window and edit volume brush window. for tksurfer, it turns the brightness up (and i added the line to load the curvature as well).


setenv SUBJECT_NAME $s tksurfer $s rh inflated -tcl editsurf.tcl & tksurfer $s lh inflated -tcl editsurf.tcl & tkmedit $s wm lh.orig -aux T1 -tcl edit.tcl


****editsurf.tcl open_window do_lighting_model 0.4 0.0 0.6 0.2 0.7 make_lateral_view read_binary_curv redraw


****edit.tcl
LoadMainSurface 1 $env(SUBJECTS_DIR)/$env(SUBJECT_NAME)/surf/rh.orig
SetTool 2
SetZoomLevel 1
SetBrushShape 1 1 0
SetDisplayFlag $gnFlagIndex(flag_UndoVolume) 1
LoadVolumeDisplayTransform 0 $env(SUBJECTS_DIR)/$env(SUBJECT_NAME)/mri/transforms/talairach.xfm
RedrawScreen
set systemTime [clock seconds]
while {[expr $systemTime+2] > [clock seconds]} {set foo 0}
SetOrientation 2
RedrawScreen
set systemTime [clock seconds]
while {[expr $systemTime+2] > [clock seconds]} {set foo 0}
SetOrientation 1
RedrawScreen
set systemTime [clock seconds]
while {[expr $systemTime+2] > [clock seconds]} {set foo 0}
SetOrientation 0
SetZoomLevel 2
UnloadVolumeDisplayTransform 0
DoVolumeColorScaleInfoDlog
DoBrushInfoDlog
set gbDisplayFlag(flag_OriginalSurface) 0
SendDisplayFlagValue flag_OriginalSurface



-- brian t. quinn



On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, Goldman, Aaron (NIH/NIMH) wrote:

Hi, I'm writing a script to make manual editing a bit more convenient, and
want to call tksurfer and tkmedit with all the parameters of csurf's "Edit
Segmentation" option, and using T1 as the aux volume. Right now, I have:



tksurfer $s $h inflated &

tkmedit $s wm $h.orig -aux T1



However, I'm not sure how to make the curvature load automatically. Is there
a flag I can add for that? Also, is there anything else that should be
added/changed?



Thanks,



-Aaron-



Aaron L. Goldman

Post-Bacc IRTA

Genes, Cognition and Psychosis Program, NIMH

Building 10, Room 3C108

Phone: (301) 435-0944

Email:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]





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